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Farnham Community Play FEASIBILITY STUDY Farnham Community Play FEASIBILITY STUDY & RECOMMENDATIONS July 2010 The Farnham Community Play Set up Committee Joe Michel, Christine McDerment, Gina Laurie, Gill Cox, Celia Sandars, Richard Sandars, Jenny Floyer, Anne Cooper, Fiona Channon, Rosemary Wisbey, Abi Tomney, Charli Tomney, Brian Martin, Janet Martin, David Cooper, John Price, David Burkin. Meetings were attended and advised by Jon Oram of Claque Theatre FARNHAM COMMUNITY PLAY FEASIBILITY REPORT CONTENTS Page No. 1 LOCATION OF THE COMMUNITY PLAY 1 2 COMMUNITY DEMOGAPHICS 2 3 COMMUNITY GROUPS & SERVICES 3 4 DISTRICT AND COUNTY SERVICES & FACILITIES 10 5 PRODUCTION COSTS 15 6 INCOME, SPONSORSHIP AND FUNDING 17 7 COMMUNITY THEMES AND SUBJECTS 21 8 RECOMMENDATIONS 25 ENCLOSURES A Policies B Constitution of the Community Play Steering Committee C Volunteer Practice Guide 1 LOCATION OF COMMUNITY Naming the Community Play A question still hangs over the name of the community that the play project should serve. It’s very clear that the set up committee want a name that is inclusive of Farnham and the surrounding villages in the District, to stress their desire that the project is inclusive. The name Our Farnham has been used for the website and blog. Recommendation : The name should be descriptive of the project catchment’s area to stress the inclusive nature of the project and should be a name that’s understood locally and by the potential visiting audience. Our feeling is ‘The Farnham Play’ or ‘The Farnham and District Play’ or “The Waverley Play” are more suitable that ‘Our Farnham’ which could be interpreted as exclusive to Farnham townspeople. Project catchment area Recommendation: The project centres on Farnham and surrounding villages in the Waverley District but is inclusive of anyone, both within and outside the district who wants to participate and contribute their energy to celebrating these communities . Towns within 20 miles (potential audience) Aldershot Basingstoke Camberley Crondall Crookham Farnborough Fleet and Church Frensham Guildford Godalming Odiham Sandhurst Woking Main Road & Rail links Rail Links: Direct trains running to Aldershot, Alton, Woking, Surbiton, Clapham Junction and London Waterloo North East A3 from London to Farnham North East A31 from Guildford North West A30 – A287 from Basingstoke South A287 from Hindhead South West M3 – A31 from Winchester 1 2 COMMUNITY DEMOGRAPICS Major Employers University of Creative Arts (UCA) Sainsbury’s Farnham Hospital Farnham College BAE Systems, Frimley Guildford & Waverley PCT Nokia, Farnborough Diagonal PLC House Prices At the time of writing the total number of properties for sale in Farnham equals 262. The average price of properties is £365,434 with the median price as £295,000 (Source: www.home.co.uk ). The average price of a two bed property in this area is higher than the national average of £187, 894 Employment Figures • Low unemployment (1.7%) with most jobs n the Real Estate and Wholesale & Retail sectors. • Average working hours in this area for men are 42 and for women are 31 Population • Average age is 39. • A high percentage of people are married people at 29.5%. • There are 15.3 people per square kilometre (Source: www.mouseprice.com/areaguide ) • The district is 97.39% White • The Asian, Chinese and Mixed population amkes up 2.61% (Source: A Vision for Farnham 2007) 2 3 COMMUNITY GROUPS AND SERVICES Special Needs Groups Name Addre ss Contact Creative Response Vernon House Mike Prinsep West Street 01252 716876 Farnham [email protected] GU9 7DR Disability St James Avenue Paul Wilson Challengers Farnham 01483 579390 Surrey [email protected] GU9 9QF Helen Arkell Arkell Lane 01252 797509 Dyslexia Centre Frensham tanderson@arkellcentre,org.uk Farnham Surrey GU10 3BL More House Moons Hill 01252 792303 School Frensham [email protected] Farnham Surrey GU10 3AP Arts & Drama Societies Name Address Contact Farnham & Bourne South Farnham [email protected] Choral Society School Menin Way Farnham Surrey GU9 8DY Farnham Art [email protected] Society Waverley Singers [email protected] Wessex Chamber [email protected] Choir Vivaldi Singers Jacqueline Protheroe 01252 332828 Farnham Amateur Church House 01420 520135 Operatic Society Union Road Farnham GU9 7PT 3 Arts & Drama Societies continued Name Address Contact Farnham Amateur Big Tilford Institute Russell Grute Band (FABB) 07787 531614 [email protected] Farnham Brass Band 4 Oast House Crescent 01252 668813 Farnham [email protected] GU9 0NR Farnham Shakespeare 01252 713721 Company [email protected] Farnham Youth Choir PO Box 84 01252 717173 Farnham [email protected] GU9 8YW Guildbury’s Theatre 01483 577730 [email protected] New Farnham Repertory 2 The Grange Blackmoor 01420 473586 Actors Company Liss Hampshire GU33 6BP Tilford Bach Society TBS Secretary [email protected] Fairlawne Kiln Way Grayshott GU26 6JF Churt Amateur Dawn Barrow Dramatics Society 01428 714375 (CADS) [email protected] Interest Clubs Name Address Contact Farnham Theatre 4 Nutshell Lane [email protected] Association Upper Hale Farnham GU9 0HG Aldershot & Farnham Hale Institute 01252 325828 Camera Club Upper Hale [email protected] Farnham Juggling Club Alton Sports Centre, Tim Humpreys GU34 1ST 01256 704733 Surrey Border Film & St Joan’s Centre 01483 728371 Video Makers 19 Waverley Lane webmanager@surreyborder. Farnham org.uk GU9 8DJ 4 Local History Societies Name Address Contact Bourne Conservation 7 Lancaster Avenue David Todd Group Farnham 01252 715807 GU9 8JY [email protected] Farnham (Building 60 West Street 01252 722975 Preservation) Trust Farnham [email protected] GU9 7EA Farnham Society 17 High Street 01252 790660 Rowledge [email protected] Farnham o.uk GU10 4BT Farnham District Museum of Farnham 01252 721576 Museum Society Wilmer House [email protected] West Street Farnham GU9 7DX Friends of Farnham 12 Northbrook Road David Picken Museum Aldershot 01252 658124 GU11 3HE [email protected] Old Farnhamians 7 Georgia Close 01264 332766 Association Andover SP10 2UF Rustic Support Group of Reeds Road 01252 795571 The Rural Life Centre Tilford [email protected] Farnham GU10 2DL William Cobbett Society 10 Grenehurst Way 01730 262060 Petersfield GU31 4AZ Surrey Archaeological Castle Arch Alan Thomas Society Guildford [email protected] GU1 3SX 5 Business Clubs Name Address Contact Farnham Chamber 5 Fairview Gardens 01252 734106 of Commerce Farnham [email protected] GU9 0NG Farnham & District Wings House 01252 713170 Charities Support Wings Road Group Farnham The Hedgehogs Rodger Hobbs 01252 719661 [email protected] Farnham Lions 2 Birdhaven Phil Alexander Farnham [email protected] GU10 4PB www.farnhamlions.org.uk Waverley Lodge Farnham Masonic [email protected] Hall 42 Castle Street GU9 7JB Rotary Club of Bush Hotel, Bob Lampard Farnham Weyside Farnham 01252 725685 [email protected] Farnham Round Hop Blossom Richard Bousfiled Table Long Garden Walk [email protected] Soroptimist The Lorrels 01252 794993 International Club of Tilford Road [email protected] Waverley Tilford GU10 2EJ Issue Clubs Name Address Contact Amnesty St Andrew’s Church 01252 790079 International Parish Rooms [email protected] Farnham Church Lane Farnham Guildford & Red House Hilary Griffiths Waverley Friends of Station Road 01252 831179 the Earth Milford [email protected] GU8 5AD WWF-UK Panda House 01483 426333 Weyside Park [email protected] Godalming GU8 1XR 6 Political Groups Name Addr ess Contact Farnham Ivy Lane Alan Hunt Conservative Club Downing Street 01252 727399 Farnham [email protected] GU9 7PQ South West Surrey 2 Royal Parade 01428 604520 Conservative Tilford Road Association Hindhead Surrey GU26 6TD Liberal Democrats South Street 01252 723549 Liberal Club Farnham Surrey GU9 7RP The Liberal 12 Youlden Drive Democrat Party Camberley Surrey GU15 1AL The Labour Party 9 Martyr Road 01483 302930 Guildford Surrey GU1 4LF Churches Name Address Contact St Andrews C of E Middle Church Lane Rev. Andrew Tucker Parish Church Farnham 01252 715412 Surrey GU9 7PW Farnham Methodist South Street Rev Vida Foday Church Farnham 01252 820 665 GU9 7QU United Reformed South Street Rev Michael Hopkins Church Farnham Surrey GU9 7Q Baptist Church The Hart Rev John Ross Farnham 01252 726 830 Surrey GU9 7HA St Joan of Arc R C Tilford Road Father Paul Jennings Church 19 Tilford Road 01252 716 711 Farnham GU9 8DJ 7 Churches continued Name Address Contact Church of the Holy Heath End Father David Obsborne Family Alma Lane 01252 321422 Upper Hale, [email protected] Farnham Surrey All Saints Crondall Revd Karen Hutchinson Croft Lane [email protected] Crondall Hampshire GU10 5QF Farnham Vineyard The Vineyard Centre Alastair & Alison Forman Church House, 01252 737586 Union Road [email protected] Farnham Surrey GU9 9HF St James' Vicar: Church Lane Rev. Clive Richardson Rowledge 01252 792402 Surrey [email protected] GU10 4EN St Mary The Virgin Parish of Revd Eunice Hicks Frensham. 01252 792137 [email protected] St Peter's, School Hill, Rev. Dr Anne Gell Wrecclesham Wrecclesham Surrey 01252 716431 [email protected] Jubilee Church: c/o 56 Weydon Hill S Gubb Road 01252 820203 . Farnham [email protected] Surrey 8 Schools Name Postcode Headteacher Telephone No. All Hallows Catholic GU9 9HF Mrs E Lutzeier 01252 319211
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